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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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Is there a natural way to ask:
(a) Where have you been?
(b) Where are your home/ house?
(c) Why are (you) late to (go to) school?
(d) Where do they need to go?
(a) Where have you been?
(b) Where are your home/ house?
(c) Why are (you) late to (go to) school?
(d) Where do they need to go?
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Vincent Teo Is there a natural way to ask: (a) Where have you been? >> Fine. My mom used to ask me that question all the time!
- Vincent Teo Is there a natural way to ask: (a) Where have you been?
- >> Fine.
- My mom used to ask me that question all the time!
- (b) Where are your home/ house?
- >> is (singular) Where is your home (house is OK too)?
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Vincent TeoIs there a natural way to ask:
(a) Where have you been? >> Fine. My mom used to ask me that question all the time!
(b) Where are your home/ house? >> is (singular) Where is your home (house is OK too)? Where do you live? Where are you from?
(c) Why are (you) late to (go to) school?>> Why are you late
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